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| Napoli Photo by Fabio Barilari — National Geographic Your Shot |
Walking through the narrow alleys of Naples you meet, sometimes, unexpected, the sunlight which finds space among the tall buildings of the ancient historical center; a huge open-air museum, the largest Unesco heritage in Europe
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| Napoli Photo by Fabio Barilari — National Geographic Your Shot |
An unstable balance. An urban patchwork.
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| Eduardo Photo by Fabio Barilari — National Geographic Your Shot |
His ironic, wrinkled, suffering face, which symbolizes so much of Napoli, its people and history, has been "drawn" with lighting cables in the sky, just above the entrance in Spaccanapoli.
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| Napoli Photo by Fabio Barilari — National Geographic Your Shot |
A delicate and at the same time rough balance between
centuries of history and daily living, made of a continuous, close dialogue
between impressive masterpieces of architecture and common housing.
Spontaneous architectures grow everywhere, like nature grows between Angkor rocks and temples.
This unstable equilibrium is perhaps the main talent of this city; its maintainance, the main target.
A place that forces one to observe.
A massive, spontaneous, urban patchwork
